Palm Wax
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Common Names – Palm wax
Organic Status – Not Organic
Extraction Method – Refined
Uses
Natural Palm Wax for making candles
Melt Temperature: 57°C
Pour Temperature 90°C – 110°C
Max Fragrance load: 6%
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